Hollin Value Meals Prices Singapore 2026

Nobody at Hollin calls them value meals, but hollin value meals price hunters can drink very well here for under S$5. The fruity tea series starts at S$3.60 and the Oolong Milk Tea costs S$3.70 for a Medium, so full flavour cups exist at prices most bubble tea chains can’t touch. This guide rounds up the cheapest drinks, the best flavour for the money and the size and topping math that decides what you actually pay. For every series and price, see the full Hollin menu.

What are the cheapest drinks at Hollin?

The fruity tea series owns the bottom of the price list: six drinks at S$3.60 for Medium and S$4.60 for Large. Right above them sit the Oolong Milk Tea at S$3.70 and S$4.70, the four plain Rock Salt Macchiatos at S$3.80 and S$4.80, and the Black and Green Tea Lattes at S$3.90 and S$4.90. That’s ten drinks under S$4 for a Medium, which is genuinely hard to find in a Singapore mall these days.

Cheapest Picks	Series	Medium	Large
Lychee Oolong Tea	Refreshing and Fruity Tea	S$3.60	S$4.60
Strawberry Green Tea	Refreshing and Fruity Tea	S$3.60	S$4.60
Mango Green Tea	Refreshing and Fruity Tea	S$3.60	S$4.60
Honey Lime Green Tea	Refreshing and Fruity Tea	S$3.60	S$4.60
Honey Lime Juice	Refreshing and Fruity Tea	S$3.60	S$4.60
Pink Guava Green Tea	Refreshing and Fruity Tea	S$3.60	S$4.60
Oolong Milk Tea	Milk Tea	S$3.70	S$4.70
Black Tea Rock Salt Macchiato	Rock Salt Macchiato	S$3.80	S$4.80
Green Tea Rock Salt Macchiato	Rock Salt Macchiato	S$3.80	S$4.80
Black Tea Latte	Tea Latte (Fresh Milk)	S$3.90	S$4.90

The S$3.60 starting line: fruity teas

Six drinks share the S$3.60 Medium price, and they’re the lightest things on the menu: no milk, no cream, just fruit and tea. The Mango Green Tea and Pink Guava Green Tea are the tastiest of the bunch, the Honey Lime Juice is the plainest refresher, and all six cost the same S$4.60 in Large. If your only goal is spending as little as possible, start here and don’t look back.

Which drinks give you the most flavour for under S$5?

Cheap isn’t the same as good value. The best value drinks are the ones that taste like the brand at a low price, and Hollin has a few standouts. The Black Tea Rock Salt Macchiato at S$3.80 gives you the signature salted cream experience for the price of a plain tea. The Bubble Milk Tea at S$4.40 includes the handmade pearls, so there’s nothing to add. And the Honey Milk Tea at S$4.10 is the cheapest properly milky sweet drink on the menu. Our cheapest-items rundown goes even deeper on the budget end.

Value Pick	Why It’s Good Value	Medium
Black Tea Rock Salt Macchiato	Signature salted cream at plain tea money.	S$3.80
Oolong Milk Tea	Cheapest proper milk tea, toasty and smooth.	S$3.70
Bubble Milk Tea	Handmade pearls included, nothing to add.	S$4.40
Honey Milk Tea	Cheapest sweet milky drink, honey not syrup.	S$4.10
Pink Guava Green Tea	The fruity version of the brand’s bestseller.	S$3.60

The S$1.00 size upgrade: doing the math

Here’s the pattern across almost every series: the Large costs exactly S$1.00 more than the Medium. Oolong Milk Tea goes S$3.70 to S$4.70, the plain Rock Salt Macchiatos S$3.80 to S$4.80, the Bubble Milk Tea S$4.40 to S$5.40, even the Yakult drinks S$4.50 to S$5.50. So the upgrade math is dead simple and the same everywhere. Decide by thirst, not by deal hunting, because there’s no hidden discount in the Large, just S$1.00 more cup.

How do toppings change the value equation?

Toppings are where cheap drinks stop being cheap. Hollin charges S$1.10 for the daily handmade pearls or pudding and S$1.40 for either konjac jelly, so a S$3.60 fruity tea becomes S$4.70 with pearls and S$5.00 with konjac. That’s still fine, but compare it against the drinks that bundle their chew: the Bubble Milk Tea at S$4.40, the Bubble Fresh Milk at S$4.90 and the Dirty Brown Sugar with Pearls at S$5.00 all come with pearls included. If you want chew, the bundled drinks are almost always better value than a base plus a topping.

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